Bray Wyatt Says He Quit On Himself & Wanted To ‘Cease Completely’

Bray Wyatt recently made his return to WWE with the Firefly Fun House. This change in his character came just in time for another big milestone in his life as he and JoJo Offerman were preparing to welcome Knash Sixx Rotunda into the world.

Wyatt posted a few pictures of himself and Knash to Instagram along with a message that he did not intend to be a “BS motivational message, ” because words are useless unless you feel them.

Wyatt revealed that he “lost himself” a couple of years ago, but he never quit on himself. He then opened up about how mental illness is not a weakness because it is a superpower and now he is ready to do something great.

This won’t be some BS motivational message, I don’t believe in that. Words are just words unless you can feel them and I feel these. I lost myself a couple years ago, I never wanted to hurt but I quit on myself. I felt like I wanted to cease completely. Until I realized that mental illness isn’t a weakness it’s a superpower. I am clear now, focused, and ready to be something great. I’m done trying to dumb myself down to people that think I’m “crazy”, and do whatever it takes to repay all the people that Love me and make me feel “normal “. This is for you, everything from now on is for you. To everyone in the way: I wish you good luck, when my mind is firing on all cylinders I am the best at what I do. I have never been better than I am right now. And I only care for those who were helped dig me out of the dirt. Run.

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It certainly sounds like with this new chapter in his life that Bray Wyatt is ready for a big change. Hopefully, we will see this occur in the ring as he is now firing on all cylinders.

It wouldn’t be surprising to see Bray Wyatt skip out on Money In The Bank since he has much more important obligations to attend to. However, you can never rule out what Wyatt is capable of as he begins this exciting new journey.